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BASEMENT BOOKSHELF: The Illustrated History Of Don Post Studios by Lee Lambert

Like many monster kids, I grew up with Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine. I loved the Captain Company ads in the back of this magazine. They showcased so many cool monster toys and collectibles. One ad in particular always drew my attention; it was the one for Don Post Studios masks. My favorite has always been the Grey Timberwolf. At the time, I couldn’t afford one. Each month, all I did was…

BASEMENT BOOKSHELF: The Illustrated History Of Don Post Studios by Lee Lambert

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Action Comics #41

Story-Greg Pak and Aaron Kuder

Words-Pak

Art-Kuder

Colors-Tomeu Morey and Hi-Fi

Letters-Steve Wands

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Review: Action Comics Issue 42

Review: Action Comics Issue 42

Image via comicbookresources.com Fast.  Inspiring.  Relevant. Those were the first three words that popped in my head after I finished reading this week’s Action Comics issue 42.  I’ve enjoyed the current story arc for DC’s Superman titles, “Truth”, and he’s been the best of the standard tier of heroes post-Convergence.  While I’ve often been on the fence about Greg Pak and Aaron Kuder’s work on…

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Action Comics Introduces A New Black Female Character To Superman

Action Comics Introduces A New Black Female Character To Superman

Hot off the press from DC Entertainment:     Heading into DC Comics New DC Universe this June, a lot has happened to SUPERMAN lately, both good and bad: Good – A new super power (“super-flare”) Bad – Leaves him powerless for at least 24 hours, then his powers gradually return Good – Gets to experience true humanity for the first time (junk food, alcohol) Bad – Looks like his secret identity’s…

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